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Entering Christian moral life

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Library introduction · Catechism 1691–1698

Entering Christian moral life

Christian moral life is a response to grace and a sharing in Christ’s life. The question is not only which acts are forbidden, but what kind of person love calls us to become. Scripture, the sacraments, prayer, conscience, and community sustain this growth. Grace does not erase responsibility; it makes conversion and holiness possible in ordinary decisions.

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